The shallow bite is producing a good share of the keeping-sized walleyes caught. A jig and minnow or Lindy Rig and leech has worked best in the seven- to 10-foot weeds off Raven's Point, Mallard Point, Sugar Point, and Little Stoney Point. Bigger fish are in 15 to 20 feet on the main-lake bars. Pike are hitting minnows, crankbaits, or spoons trolled in the weeds and perch action, at least for bigger fish, has been best on the mid-depth rocks.

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Walleyes are hitting crawlers and leeches on four- to six-foot Lindy Rigs in the eight- to 11-foot weedbeds near Little Stoney Point, Raven's Point, and Sugar Point. Spoons and crankbaits are turning northern pike on the west- and east-side weed edges. Look for perch at the mouth of the river on the west side and on the 11- to 15-foot rock humps.

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Slip bobbers and leeches are producing walleyes in the eight- to 11-foot weeds off Raven's Point. A few big walleyes have been caught on live-bait rigs on the main lake bars in 20 feet or more. Perch action has improved with good reports coming from the rocks near Raven's Point, Moses rocks, and main-lake humps in eight to 16 feet. Work the weedlines for northern pike as well.

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